A bio-inspired approach for regulating and measuring visco-elastic properties of a robot arm
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Loredana Zollo | Eugenio Guglielmelli | Paolo Dario | Bruno Siciliano | Laura Dipietro | P. Dario | B. Siciliano | L. Dipietro | L. Zollo | E. Guglielmelli
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